Radio is a Foreign Country mix for EastEast Radio. 

Tracklist: 
Excerpt from Don Cherry & Terry Riley Tambourinen Session, Copenhagen, 1970 (Anökumena, 2014) 
Dream House - La Monte Young (Shandar, 1974)
Excerpt from Music in the Key of Om – Jack DeJohnette (Golden Beams, 2003)
The Feast Dance · Chaino and his African Percussion Safari (Omega Records, 1959)
Excerpt from Suling Pereret cassette (Bali 886, Year Unknown) 886) 
Balia – Saprin Ojo Lalove Ensemble (Gugus Gema, 2020)

Drone Jazz, Bamboo Flute, and Blaring Trumpets — Mix by Radio is a Foreign Country

In its most basic form, Thai molam is a rural folk music consisting of a “master singer” and a bamboo mouth organ. Although dismissed by urbanites as low-class, taxi driver music, molam is a raw, soulful, groove-oriented genre with many interesting variations. We are therefore thrilled to present this beautiful and deep selection of 1970's molam from rare 45s & LPs from Dangdut Banget (http://zubaidahrecords.com). Make sure to check out our 24/7 radio platform here: https://www.radioisaforeigncountry.org.

หมอลำ (RIAFC062)

Thailand’s Psychedelic Country Sounds (RIAFC062)

https://www.nts.live/shows/sofie-birch/episodes/sofie-birch-11th-april-2022

Sofie Birch - Sounds of Fire & Love  110422

Amphibian love songs and soundscapes (RIAFC090)
1. Night Sounds/Frogs from Myanmar (Burma) Ambient – Jesse Paul Miller
https://jessepaulmiller.bandcamp.com/album/myanmar-burma-ambient
2. Frogs Calling for Rain (Mae Hong Son, Thailand)  – Fred Gales (Sound Reporters)
https://soundreporters.bandcamp.com/
https://www.concertzender.nl/programma/de_klankbron_656300/
3. Frog Tannoy - Roi Et, Thailand - April 2008 – Jesse Paul Miller
https://jessepaulmiller.bandcamp.com/music
4. Kodok Solok - Frogs and bugs in Solok, West Sumatra, Indonesia (Aural Archipelago)
https://www.auralarchipelago.com/
5. Kiromboi from Sawaku: Music Of Sarawak (PAN Records – PAN 2067CD) and Night Lotus Pool from Night Recordings From Bali (Sublime Frequencies)
http://www.sublimefrequencies.com/products/576931-night-recordings-from-bali
6. Night Paddy Orchestra -  Kutuh, Bali from Bali - Night Nature  – Jesse Paul Miller
https://jessepaulmiller.bandcamp.com/album/bali-night-nature
7. Nyamwezy drummers (Intoxicating rhythms for the Monster of the Lake) and looped excerpt from Samia Bugwe. Musical Gems From Lake Victoria. Rec’d by David Fanshawe (Sapra Ltd. – CMIL 102). 
https://music-republic-world-traditional.blogspot.com/2020/07/kenya-tanzania-uganda-musical-gems-from.html
8. Palenque - Frogs 4 - Recd by Felix Hess (Palenque, Chiapas, Mexico)
https://basicfunction-releases.bandcamp.com/
9. Túngara frog synthesizer at night (Gamboa, Panama) - Phillip Hermans
https://www.dinacon.org/2019/09/11/laser-tungara-frog-synth/
10. Le Chaco (Paraguay) - Indiens et Animaux Sauvages d'Amérique du Sud. Rec’d by Richard Chapelle (Unidisc – UD 30 1293, 1977)
https://music-republic-world-traditional.blogspot.com/2017/12/brazil-paraguay-indiens-et-animaux.html
11. Night frogs from Villa Giardino Córdoba – Pablo Picco
https://bardotodolmonofonia.bandcamp.com/album/ambiente-w-rks-2012-2021
12. Kaw Mountain, Post-explosive Breeding (French Guiana) – Marc Namblard
https://www.gruenrekorder.de/?page_id=16085
13. Night frogs, La Sabana, Venezuela - David Toop (1978)
https://room40.bandcamp.com/track/night-frogs-la-sabana-venezuela-1978
14. Morning Chorus Above and Below a Creek in the Kroombit Mountains - Jeremy Hegge (Queensland, Australia, 2016)
https://soundcloud.com/jeremyhegge
15. 5.10 AM Banjo Frog (Pobble Bonk), BG Frogs (Crinnia Sp.), Raven (Australia) – Dawn Chorus: Early Morning Music of the Bush – John N. Hutchinson 
https://www.discogs.com/release/6288767-John-N-Hutchinson-Dawn-Chorus
16. Unknown didgeridoo performance recorded off the radio and an excerpt from the Cane Toads: An Unnatural History. 
17. 蛙蛙哇！Songs Of The Frogs Of Taiwan. Rec’d by Yannick Dauby (2009)
https://kalerne.bandcamp.com/
18. Frogs (Bachotek, Poland) - Gerrit Kalsbeek (Lola Radio)
https://lolaradio.blogspot.com/
19. Frog – Ear Explorer 
https://www.facebook.com/EarExplorer

Cover is a “Zen Picture” (Zenga) by Matsumoto Hoji, c. 1785

Amphibian Love Songs And Soundscapes (RIAFC090)

A condensed sound imprint from a trip to India, featuring raw and remixed field recordings from the Western Ghats, Mapusa, and Mumbai by Italian sound explorer and designer Francesco Fonassi. The result is a patient, poetic, slow radio vibe, like something akin to a homemade mantra machine, where Hindu prayers, chants, and bird songs mingle with electric forests, nocturnal reverb chambers, and buzzing loop-poetry. This is a remixed version originally produced for Radio Arte Mobile’s weekly sound selections curated by Lou Pappagallo and Svet Lana.

Mantra Machine (Western Ghats / Mapusa / Mumbai) (RIAFC092)

"Son Sistem Tsiftetelli Vol.1 (1933-1969)” by Souma Records is the first part of a selection of Greek and Turkish tsiftetéli – or çiftetelli – songs and instrumentals, some in Greek Rebetiko and Laikó style, others in the oriental folk tradition of Greece and Asia Minor led by Roma musicians.

For Greeks dancing tsiftetéli is a social thing, sometimes performed by couples. During the 60s and 70s in Greece and the US, live Laikó bands and oriental ensembles were often accompanied by a belly dancer, although this was not the case when the style first crept into the Greek repertoire when the repatriated musicians from Asia Minor expressed their pain and loss through this music. Mainly during the 60s the gloomy lyrics disappeared from the tsiftetéli and it morphed into a beguiling dance. Modern belly dancers hardly ever dance to tsiftetéli anymore but prefer instead the typical dance routines (raks sharqi) from the Middle East. The magic of tsiftetéli lies within its hypnotic grooves, intoxicating melodic scales and the extreme musicianship of the performers.
 
The term tsiftetéli derives from the turkish word çifte-telli, which means ‘double-stringed’ (diplóchordo in Greek) and refers to an authentic violin technique (cfr tracks 4,11,16 & 17) of running two strings through the same nut slot of the instrument creating tautophony (two strings playing at the same pitch) or tuning them an octave apart. This spaced-out effect generates a more oriental and sensual feel.

All tracks are recorded from Fred Kramer's (Souma Records, BE) collection of shellac and vinyl records he excavated over the last 10 years in Greece, Egypt and the US.

Tracklist in the comments below. 

Check out more from Souma Records here:: https://soumarecords.bandcamp.com/ and here: https://soundcloud.com/soumarecords

Son Sistem Tsiftetelli Vol.1 (1933-1969) - Fred Kramer (Souma Records) (RIAFC100)

Drifting into a new day with Maria Somerville, live from Ireland's wild west coast.

https://www.nts.live/shows/early-bird-show-maria-somerville/episodes/the-early-bird-show-w-maria-somerville-17th-january-2023

The Early Bird Show w/ Maria Somerville 170123

https://soundcloud.com/dekatmemwa & https://soundcloud.com/jonteprippz

https://www.retreatradio.net/ordealia

Ordealia #2 w/ Jonte Prippz & De Kat Memwa (09/04/23)

Aquapelagos Vol.2- Índico

Mike Cooper & Pierre Bastien - Return To Chagos (from Aquapelagos VOL.2)

Episode 25 on @radio-relativa

Guest: @soft_fit (@ambient-assistance)
Live broadcast from Relativa on June 25, 2020 (12:00-13:00 CEST)

📷 María Luisa Villalonga
www.instagram.com/maluvillalonga
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Barry Truax – Island
Scott Gailey – Curtain With Wind
Eliot Bergman – White Like Magnesium
Low Flung – Coastal foliage
Andrew Pekler – Description of Rain (Over Frisland) 
Step Wilson – Sunlight Glints On The Ocean 
Kreidler – Flood IV
Area 3 – Planetarium 
Jack Ward – Linden
Oca – Baby's First Blade of Grass
Burger & Ink – Flesh & Bleed
Andrew Pekler – Fonseca Winds
Ludwig A.F. Rohrscheid – Omega Quest
Vera Dvale – Alguse Tolm 
Sensorama – Aspirin (Global Communication Remix)

Nits de la Tramuntana #25 w/ Soft Fit (25/06/2020)

HTRK is an Australian duo of Jonnine Standish and Nigel Yang. @htrk
Artwork: Renee Jaeger

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Tracklist:
Loraine James - Lonesome
K-Lone - In the Pines
Nelson Angelo - Harmonia de Agua
Autechre - krib
Dean Blunt - Benidorm 5
CS + Kreme - Time is a Bozo
Dale Cornish - Somewhere Better
My Bloody Valentine - Lose My Breath

ÂUGHT mix - HTRK [Jonnine]

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